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Alexis Iparraguirre (Lima, 8 April 1974) is a Peruvian short story writer.

Biography

Iparraguirre holds a Ph.D. degree in Latin American, Iberian, and Latino Cultures from the Graduate Center, CUNY, and a MFA degree in Creative Writing in Spanish from New York University (NYU). He studied Linguistics and Literature at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP). [1]

According to Carlos Amador: "In Peruvian writer Alexis Iparraguirre's short story collection. El Inventario de las naves (2010), the short story "Orestes" and "Sábado" manifest the specific role that racialized, lumpenproletarian life, ecological collapse and biomechanical engineering, in the form of hallucinogens or mutants, have in developing literature's reflective and predictive capacity. Set in a Peru stripped down to its barest national markers, Iparraguirre's stories write about the way in which everyday life, comprising Peruvian economic contradictions and colonial racial hierarchies, is marked in the logics of enfleshing into discourses of subjectivity. The precariousness of social life and the ways which the matter of the world is social, effectual, and dynamic are represented as an agent, an actively material sphere that unsettles historical blindnesses and challenges binary logic of the human and non-human."[2]

Books

  • His book of short stories, El Inventario de las Naves (Inventory of Ships), won the prestigious PUCP National Prize for Narrative in 2005.[3]
  • In 2016, he published El fuego de las multitudes (The Fire of Crowds), his second collection of short stories.[4]
  • In 2021, he co-edited (with Francisco Joaquín Marro) Esta realidad no existe (This reality does not exist), a collection of 14 science-fiction short stories by Peruvian writers.[5]

Work published in anthologies

  • Selección peruana 1990-2005 (compilation by Álvaro Lasso), Lima, Estruendomudo Editores, 2005.[6]
  • Selección peruana 1990-2007 (compilation by Álvaro Lasso), Lima, Estruendomudo Editores, 2007.
  • Disidentes. Muestra de la nueva narrativa peruana (selection and introduction by Gabriel Ruiz Ortega), Lima, Revuelta Editores, 2007.[7]
  • Nuevos lances, otros fuegos (compilation by Miguel Ildefonso), Lima, San Marcos, 2007.[8]
  • Disidentes 2. Muestra de la nueva narrativa peruana (selection and introduction by Gabriel Ruiz Ortega),Lima, Altazor Editores, 2012.[9]
  • 17 fantásticos cuentos peruanos. Antología, vol. 2 (selection and introduction by Gabriel Rimachi Sialer and Carlos Sotomayor), Lima, Editorial Casatomada, 2012.
  • El cuento peruano 2001-2010 (selection and introduction by Ricardo González Vigil), Lima: Copé, 2013.[10]
  • Denominación de origen Perú. Antología de cuento (selection and introduction by Miguel Ángel Manrique), Bogotá, Taller de Edición Rocca, 2014.[11]
  • El fin de algo. Antología del nuevo cuento peruano 2001-2015 (selection and introduction by Víctor Ruíz Velazco), Lima, Santuario Editorial, 2015. [12]
  • King : tributo al Rey del Terror (compilation by Jorge Luis Cáceres), Buenos Aires: Interzona Editora y La Biblioteca de Babel, 2015.
  • Estados Hispanos de América. Narrativa latinoamericana made in USA (selection and introduction by Antonio Díaz Oliva), New York: Sudaquia, 2016.[13]
  • Pasajes de lo fantástico. Antología de relatos de expresión fantástica en el Perú (selection and introduction by Audrey Louyer), Lima, Maquinaciones, 2017.[14]
  • King. Tributo al rey del terror (compilation by Jorge Luis Cáceres), Lima, Editorial Casatomada, 2018.[15]
  • Universos en expansión. Antología crítica de la ciencia ficción peruana: siglo XIX-XXI (selection and introduction by José Güich), Lima, Universidad de Lima, 2018.[16]
  • Cuentos de ida y vuelta. 17 narradores peruanos en Estados Unidos (selection and introduction by Luis Hernán Castañeda and Carlos Villacorta), Lima, PEISA, 2019.[17]
  • Noticias del futuro. Antología del cuento de ciencia ficción peruano del siglo XXI (selection and introduction by Elton Honores), Lima, Altazor, 2019.[18]
  • Incurables. Relatos de dolencias y males (selection and introduction by Oswaldo Estrada), Chicago: Ars Communitas, 2020.
  • Cuentos peruanos de la pandemia (selection and introduction by Ricardo González Vigil), Lima: Mascapaycha, 2021.[19]
  • Vislumbra: muestra de cuentos peruanos de fantasía (selection and introduction by Carlos Enrique Saldivar), Lima: Torre de papel, 2021.
  • Fin: Antología de relatos escatológicos iberoamericanos (selection and introduction by Cristina Mondragón), Valladolid: Universidad de Valladolid, 2022.[20]
  • Paciencia perdida. An Anthology of Peruvian Fiction (selection, translation, and introduction by Gabriel T. Saxton-Ruiz), Dallas: Dulzorada, 2022.
  • El tiempo es nuestro. Cuentos peruanos post-2000 (selection and introduction by Víctor Ruiz Velasco), Lima: Seix Barral, 2023.

References

  1. ^ Alexis Iparraguirre
  2. ^ López, Alfred J.; Quintana-Vallejo, Ricardo (20 October 2023). The Routledge Companion to Literature and the Global South. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 978-1-000-95914-7.
  3. ^ Bruno Ysla Heredia: Publicación de la semana: "El inventario de las naves" de Alexis Iparraguirre (in Spanish)
  4. ^ "Los mejores libros del 2016". rgonzalezvigil.lamula.pe (in Spanish). Retrieved 10 April 2021.
  5. ^ José Carlos Yrigoyen: "Esta realidad no existe": un portal a lo mejor de ciencia ficción peruana (in Spanish)
  6. ^ "Luis Hernán Castañeda: Selección peruana 1990-2005". Archived from the original on 3 August 2009. Retrieved 2 June 2018.
  7. ^ Disidentes.Muestra de la nueva narrativa peruana in the Peruvian books website (in Spanish)
  8. ^ Libro Ciudad Perdida
  9. ^ El último disidente. Entrevista a Gabriel Ruiz Ortega
  10. ^ Julio Meza Díaz: Todas las voces, todas
  11. ^ Brenda Morales Muñoz: Notas sobre el cuento peruano contemporáneo
  12. ^ Javier Ágreda: El comienzo de algo
  13. ^ Gonzalo Baeza: Nueva antología: Estados Hispanos de América
  14. ^ "Presentación del libro Pasajes de lo fantástico, de la francesa Audrey Louyer". Serperuano.com (in Spanish). 20 October 2016. Retrieved 22 March 2021.
  15. ^ Presentan antología de cuentos hispanoamericanos de terror en homenaje a Stephen King (in Spanish)
  16. ^ Publicaciones de la Universidad de Lima
  17. ^ Escritores peruanos ficcionalizan sobre su relación con Estados Unidos
  18. ^ José Güich: Texto de presentacion de "Noticias del futuro"
  19. ^ "Cuentos peruanos de la pandemia de Ricardo González Vigil". elpopular.pe (in Spanish). Retrieved 22 March 2021.
  20. ^ Tanya Tynjälä: Reseña de libro: Fin. Antología de relatos escatológicos iberoamericanos



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